Lots of excitement as the Lord Mayor of Dublin Daithi de Róiste visited Gaelscoil Na Camóige in Clondalkin . 30 years in prefabs is too long and the Minister for Education must act now and allow this school to move to a new premises. Norma Foley T.D

.Norma Foley T.D ?

Seas Linn Seachtain na Gaeilge Cá bhfuil ár scoil nua? 30 years of prefabs í Cluain Dolcáin. Scaip an scéal le do thoil 😢youtu.be/ecW1nbPOjAg?si…

Stand By Me students tell Education Minister. #Clondalkin buff.ly/495EAbk

Rocket fuel. I won't lie, I wanted to see what an edible cup tasted like. 😉 Actually not a bad snack 🚴

Very disappointed to report that our motion to replace "skorts" with "shorts" was defeated at The Camogie Association Congress today. Gutted for all the players and clubs in Tipperary who voted overwhelmingly for this change.

Supporting Gaelscoil na Camóige protesting outside the Dail today as they look to move out of prefabs after 30 years. I’m calling on Minister Norma Foley T.D to approve the new build as a matter of urgency

50 Gaelscoil pupils to stage musical protest outside Dáil. #Clondalkin buff.ly/4cZfluv

Cá bhfuil ár scoil? Norma Foley T.D

Old men in administrator positions stopping young girls participating in underage football tournaments should tell you everything thats wrong in irish grassroots football DDSL Grassroots FAIreland

Fascinating and shocking...

some Irish primary school kids made a tune and there is zero legitimate reason for it to go this hard holy shit

Disgraceful gaa 🙄

3O years gone in February, still can't believe there's no statue on Grafton Street. Thom was Grafton Street. Dublin City Council

One of the things I have been trying to explain to UK folks about how touring has changed under the Right Wing is in relation to something that has been discussed over the years in detail in Private Eye Magazine, but I will try to condense here - PUBCOS - a thread… 🧵

The last Magdalene laundry closed in 1996. Maybe try having empathy for the people who did suffer David.

There’s a worrying tendency in recent reporting to portray Irish as not belonging to the working class. As someone who started life in a Deis Gaelscoil, the question is why certain communities are not being given the same educational opportunities and what can be done about it.